Aged corporations
enabled you to established relationships as an older company.
Banking relationships, agreements, Dun & Bradstreet and rating systems are
all factors to take into consideration whether an aged corporation is an
appropriate fit to your business situation.

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES
OF USING AN AGED CORPORATION / AGED SHELF CORPORATION?

An aged corporation
will enable you to establish an immediate history and obtain a running
start on the corporate image. You'll be able to bid on state
contracts, obtain lines of credit easier and obtain loans from the Small
Business Administration.

There are companies who
will only lease to corporations who have existed for at least 6 months.
Why be delayed? Consider using an aged corporation to promote
your corporate image and make it part of your business plan.

Many aged shelf companies are simply used
to boost marketing efforts. Customers prefer to do business with a
company that's been around for years. Banks prefer to loan money
to businesses that are at least several years old. Bidding
opportunities are available for businesses that are two or three years
old. These are several advantages to obtaining an aged shelf
corporation or aged shelf LLC.

In short, these are the advantages of an
aged shelf corporation:

Overcome sale objections by projecting
business stability.

Access bidding opportunities by
acquiring a company whose incorporation date sufficiently dates the
company over the applicable hurdle.

Apply for business credit.

SHOULD THERE BE ANY BUSINESS
ACTIVITY FOR THE AGED CORPORATION / AGED SHELF CORPORATION?

You are better off acquiring an aged shelf
corporation that has no business transaction history. This means
the company has no risk of unseen pending litigation, budding tax
problems, or upcoming bad press.

WHAT ABOUT AN AGED SHELF CORPORATION WITH
AN EIN OR SIGNER ON THE BANK ACCOUNT?

On an industry wide basis these are the
basic configurations of the available shelf companies on the market:

1. Aged corporation:
NO Employer Identification Number (EIN): No Bank account. We
offer companies with no EIN and no bank account. You are assured
that the company has no back taxes, no debt, no liabilities, no bank
account and no EIN. We offer eight year old shelf corporations for
as low as $1995. For a list, please reach us at
Assetprofile@gmail.com.

2. Aged corporation: NOMINEE EIN: No bank account.
NOT AVAILABLE. We don't offer this type of
company because nominee EIN's are prohibited. Nominee EIN's offer no
privacy value.

3. Aged corporation: NOMINEE EIN:
Nominee Bank account: NOT AVAILABLE. We don't offer nominee
EIN's and nominee bank accounts. The nominee EIN's are prohibited.
The nominee bank accounts attract problems. Further, the client
remains responsible in signing on the tax return. Although these
companies are available on the internet, you run the risk that the
signer on the account may run off with your money, the funds may be
frozen, or the business may be a victim of poor management.

Why do we mention this issues? Nominee
EIN's are popular online because those who buy them are gullible as to
their perceived benefits. But popular doesn't mean that it's a
good idea. In fact, nominee EIN's offer no value. Since you
must sign on the bank account anyway, and the bank will transmit the
signer's ID to the IRS; what's the point in obtaining a nominee EIN?
There's no point in it at all. And yet, you can scour the internet
and find a few people who offer this ill-advised service of nominee
EIN's. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise. In
fact, run when they offer a nominee EIN.

We don't offer nominee EIN's.

What about the nominee bank accounts?

As for nominee bank accounts, these are
troublesome as well. Nominees that offer these services are a
magnet for trouble-makers. Accounts may be frozen as a result of
"guilt through association." A better solution is to simply hire a
bookkeeper nearby to where you live. Make certain that the
bookkeeper passes a background check. Also, get a signed statement
from the bookkeeper that he or she is not the owner of the business.
The bookkeeper may also ask you to sign a document that you will file
all the necessary tax returns.

Should I obtain an aged EIN with my aged
shelf corporation? An aged EIN is not necessary. On the
contrary, an aged EIN is contrary to your interests. When a
company has an aged EIN, it means that the income tax returns had to be
filed. And how do you know if they were filed correctly? On
time? Accurately? What guarantee do you have? The EIN
application is easy. You may obtain an EIN for the company online,
on the phone or by fax; directly from the IRS. Don't be
manipulated by scammers to buy a company because the company has an aged
EIN. The EIN itself is random. Just buy your new or shelf
company, apply for your EIN, and open your bank account. Nominees
are not necessary and not helpful.

When the company you acquire already has
an EIN, you must file for a new EIN after you buy the company. We
suggest you visit IRS.gov for instructions on how to apply for the EIN,
and the rules on the EIN.

SHOULD I WORRY ABOUT POSSIBLE LIABILITIES OF AN AGED CORPORATION?

Yes! Always be concerned
if the person selling the aged corporation has engaged in any transactions
that may produce some type of future liability for the corporation or its
stockholders. Only buy from reputable providers who are in the
business of selling aged corporations / aged shelf corporations.
In addition, you should obtain a statement of indemnification which makes
the seller responsible for any liabilities that he didn't make clear, in
case business was actually transacted with the aged shelf corporation.

HOW MUCH IS AN AGED
CORPORATION? AN EIGHT YEAR OLD SHELF CORPORATION IS $995 to $1995.
FOR A LIST, PLEASE EMAIL
ASSETPROFILE@GMAIL.COM, OR CALL 307.237.2580.